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25.3, we discuss in Sections 25.4–25.5 our general approach of random imputation. Section 25.6 discusses situations where the missing-data process must be modeled (this can be done in Bugs) in order to perform imputations correctly. Missing data in R and Bugs In R, missing values are indicated by NA’s. For example, to see some of the data
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